Heartbreak and Hope: Israel Marks Two Years Since October 7 with Tragedy, Diplomacy, and Tribute
As Israel marks two years since the October 7 massacre, grief and hope intertwine. A Nova survivo tragically took his own life, while U.S. envoys visited Gaza ahead of a hostage release and a giant American flag was raised to honor President Trump.
The 20-point plan and the Torah
What is God’s take on it at the end of the day? Is Trump’s plan the right thing for Israel to agree to right now, or not?
Al Jazeera’s “Softening” Is a Cover-Up, Not a Conversion
Al Jazeera, the Qatari state-run network long accused of promoting Hamas propaganda and anti-Israel narratives, appears to be undergoing a public makeover.
On allowing Hamas to be rescued from Gaza
U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff has a plan to rescue Hamas from the destruction it so deserves.
Greta Thunberg’s Sumud Flotilla Scheduled to Arrive in Israel on Yom Kippur
Just as the IDF was forced to protect the Jewish state from an enemy attack on Yom Kippur in 1973, a special task force has been established for its interception over the holiday.
Trump’s new Gaza plan: An old delusion
Despite Trump’s good intentions, this plan is an old Western utopian fantasy, poised to squander Israel’s blood-soaked gains and rewind the clock to the catastrophic 2005 Gaza disengagement and the Oslo Accords.
Charlie Kirk’s Final Letter Revealed: A Testament of Faith and Friendship with Israel
In the aftermath of Kirk’s tragic assassination, a chorus of voices has sought to distort his legacy and obscure the truth about his unwavering support for Israel. Yet no amount of conspiracy theories or revisionist history can erase Kirk’s own words.
A Defining Moment: Netanyahu, Trump, and the Sovereignty Imperative
Over the past 24 hours, the high-stakes meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former President Donald Trump has taken on historic significance—not only for Gaza, but for Israel’s broader sovereignty agenda.
Before Recognizing “Palestine”, Answer These Five Questions
France, Britain, Australia, and Canada have all announced they now “recognize” a Palestinian state. There is only one problem: there is no Palestinian state.
Getting to Palestine through Oslo, Paris, London, Ottawa, and Canberra
As world leaders pack their bags to attend the UN General Assembly, several Western nations will mark this annual gathering with an act of treachery of global proportions.